China's Modernization: Path and Implications
On April 13, 2026 at 4:00 PM UTC, Boston University's Pardee Center hosts the Janetos Memorial Distinguished Lecture with Justin Yifu Lin. Moderated by Min Ye, the talk explores China's modernization, its path, and its economic and political implications, in an indoor session at the Rajan Kilachand Center.
SQI Seminar Series: Prof. Tom Mitchell, Carnegie Mellon University
In this SQI Seminar Series talk, Prof. Tom Mitchell (Carnegie Mellon) discusses the evolution, current state, and future outlook of machine learning and AI. A rare opportunity to hear a foundational figure in ML research at Singleton Auditorium, Boston.
America at 250 and Beyond: Democracy and Governance in America
Mitt Romney discusses America's democracy and governance in a focused talk at the JFK Forum, Harvard Kennedy School. The event offers insider perspectives on national politics, governance challenges, and the road ahead for the U.S.
Morison Prize Lecture: Catherine Coleman Flowers
Join environmental justice activist Catherine Coleman Flowers for a Morison Prize lecture at MIT’s Nexus in Hayden Library. The talk examines how science and technology, paired with community engagement, can mitigate rural waste and water sanitation harms and advance climate justice in the United States.
Colloquium - Michael Tomasello
Attend a formal Psychology and Neuroscience Colloquium with Michael Tomasello of Duke University at McElroy Commons. This intellectual lecture explores social cognition and language development, offering fresh insights for students and professionals.
Perfecting Performance: A Gendered Perspective with Lise Vesterlund
University of Pittsburgh professor Lise Vesterlund presents new evidence on how gender differences shape the pursuit of top academic performance and what this means for labor-market outcomes. A data-driven, thought-provoking lecture at Harvard Kennedy School exploring implications for careers and policy.
GenAI Misinformation, Trust, and News Consumption
Filipe Campante (Johns Hopkins) presents field-experiment evidence on how Generative AI shapes misinformation, trust, and news consumption. Joined by Ruben Durante, Felix Hagemeister, and Ananya Sen, the talk analyzes audience responses and implications for media, policy, and digital literacy.
Empowering the Modern Workforce: Understanding AI in the Workforce
Join this Boston Public Library workshop to demystify AI: learn how AI works, distinguish major types (narrow, general, generative), and see how AI shows up in today’s workplaces—from chatbots to automation. Explore bias with real-world cases in hiring and marketing, and gain practical insights for the modern workforce.
The Moth StorySLAM: SUS
The Moth StorySLAM: SUS brings intimate, true-life stories told live on stage at WBUR CitySpace. Five tellers share personal narratives ranging from funny to moving, in a warm, audience-driven night of storytelling in Boston.
Cursor Boston Hack-a-Sprint
Cursor's Boston Hack-a-Sprint is a fast-paced coding hackathon where developers team up to build innovative projects in a sprint. Expect collaborative problem-solving, mentor support, and live demos as teams push ideas from concept to prototype in Boston.
Built in Boston: A Student Founder Pitch Showcase
City of Boston hosts Built in Boston: A Student Founder Pitch Showcase at Boston University. Student founders pitch early-stage startups to a panel of judges, with demos, feedback, and networking that spotlight Boston's emerging entrepreneurial scene.
John Lilly and the Earth Coincidence Control Office
Premiere screening of the documentary John Lilly and the Earth Coincidence Control Office at the Brattle Theatre, with the filmmaker in attendance for a post-film Q&A. A provocative exploration of consciousness and early neuroscience in a historic cinema setting.
I Have Sinned (1936) [DCP]
A rare screening of the 1936 Yiddish drama I Have Sinned (Al Khet) at the Coolidge Corner Theatre. Directed by Aleksander Marten, this DCP presentation shines a window into pre-war Jewish cinema in Boston.
Boston University at Symphony Hall
Boston University presents a classical concert at Symphony Hall in Boston. A polished orchestral program performed in the historic, acoustically renowned venue offers a refined evening of classical music in a premier city setting.
Robert J. Sampson in Conversation: Marked by Time
Robert J. Sampson discusses his book Marked by Time in conversation with Robert D. Putnam at Harvard Book Store in Boston. The talk examines how social change shapes crime and the life paths of young Americans, offering provocative sociological insights in a dynamic author-event setting.
Sharpen Your Focus
Sharpen Your Focus is a Boston University workshop that helps attendees improve concentration and productivity. Through practical exercises, attention-management strategies, and quick habits, participants leave with a personal plan to reduce distractions and boost study or work efficiency in academic and professional settings.
Full Metal Jacket
Screening of Stanley Kubrick's war drama Full Metal Jacket (1987) at the Harvard Film Archive. A centerpiece of Kubrick's career, this archival screening highlights the director's stark portrayal of soldiers and authority.
LGBTQ+ Support Group
Join the LGBTQ+ Support Group at Boston University for peer-led discussions, resources, and community connection. This welcoming campus gathering offers a confidential space for LGBTQ+ students and adults to share experiences and support one another in a respectful setting.
BC Poets Read from New Works
Boston College marks National Poetry Month with readings and a discussion of new and recent works by BC poets Allison Adair, Mary Elliot, Suzanne Matson, Maxim D. Shrayer, and Andrew Sofer. Moderated by Eric Weiskott; refreshments follow and books will be available for sale and signing.
Singin’ in the Rain
Experience the beloved 1952 musical Singin’ in the Rain at the Brattle Theatre. This classic film screening brings vibrant song-and-dance, vintage cinema charm, and a touch of Hollywood magic to a cozy Boston venue—perfect for fans and newcomers alike.
Chris Grey: PARADISE LOST TOUR
Chris Grey brings the Paradise Lost Tour to Brighton Music Hall in Boston for a pop-packed evening. Expect catchy hooks, polished vocals, and bright production in an intimate indoor setting that makes the club show feel personal and memorable.
Vicky Osterweil at Harvard Book Store
Author Vicky Osterweil discusses The Extended Universe: How Disney Killed the Movies and Took Over the World at Harvard Book Store. A provocative, accessible talk on media power, culture, and the future of cinema in Boston.
Broad-MIT Seminar
This science lecture at the Broad Institute Auditorium features Deb Hung from Harvard Medical School. Explore latest genomics research and its implications for biomedical science in an accessible, scholarly talk.
2026 MIT AI Conference
The 2026 MIT AI Conference gathers researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore practical strategies for deploying AI at scale. Sessions cover reliability, governance, and responsible innovation, with forward-looking talks at MIT Professional Education.
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